NGOs stage dharna against Anna’s arrest
FEROZEPUR: Representatives of different NGO's sat on dharna at Shaheed Udham Singh Chowk on Tuesday, to support Anna Hazare's fight against corruption and to protest his arrest.
The NGO's criticized the Delhi police and UPA government for the undemocratic arrest; they demanded an early release of Anna and his aide. Subash Tuli a businessman said the incident has exposed the real face of the UPA government, which never wants the truth to unfold.
The NGO's have also planned a candle light march in the evening to spread the message among fellow residents.
Professor K.C. Arora said until the corrupt leaders are overthrown nothing worthwhile will happen, he claims that Anna's campaign had nothing to do with winning elections. "It is the call of the time that clean politicians like Anna should come forward and take the lead to construct a new corruption-free India. After all what is wrong in wanting to boot out corrupt rascals and trying to "reboot" the country," he added.
Young Municipal Councilor, Davinder Bajaj said it is time to put strong resistance in front of the old political, administrative and social set ups. He claims that only then will it be possible to create a new, corruption-free India.
FEROZEPUR: Representatives of different NGO's sat on dharna at Shaheed Udham Singh Chowk on Tuesday, to support Anna Hazare's fight against corruption and to protest his arrest.
The NGO's criticized the Delhi police and UPA government for the undemocratic arrest; they demanded an early release of Anna and his aide. Subash Tuli a businessman said the incident has exposed the real face of the UPA government, which never wants the truth to unfold.
The NGO's have also planned a candle light march in the evening to spread the message among fellow residents.
Professor K.C. Arora said until the corrupt leaders are overthrown nothing worthwhile will happen, he claims that Anna's campaign had nothing to do with winning elections. "It is the call of the time that clean politicians like Anna should come forward and take the lead to construct a new corruption-free India. After all what is wrong in wanting to boot out corrupt rascals and trying to "reboot" the country," he added.
Young Municipal Councilor, Davinder Bajaj said it is time to put strong resistance in front of the old political, administrative and social set ups. He claims that only then will it be possible to create a new, corruption-free India.
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